Researchers have identified two more Australian soldiers who died at the Battle of Fromelles in Northern France during World War I.

Veterans Affairs Minister Alan Griffin says further testing of DNA samples lead to the positive identifications of the soldiers.

Lieutenant Colonel Ignatius Bertram Norris was from Sydney and Private Harold Charles Pitt was from Magill, in South Australia.

Ninety-six Australian soldiers who died at Fromelles have now been identified, but the names of almost 110 others identified as Australian, remain unknown.

Mr Griffin says DNA researchers will continue to try to identify all the soldiers.

"Those who pay the ultimate sacrifice deserve to be layed to rest with dignity, and wherever possible in an identified grave," he said.

"These men, although it was many years ago, gave their life for their country and we should be doing all we can to ensure that they are put to rest in a manner which befits their great sacrifice and allows their families to grieve."

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